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Book Review

Never a Woman

In this harrowing novel, a young woman survives incredible violence with her inner purity intact. Richard Roach’s "Never a Woman" is a story of intense violence and enduring love. Utilizing simple language to take on difficult topics,... Read More

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Book Review

The Special and the Ordinary

by Constance Augusta A. Zaber

Beautiful passages of this novel reflect the emotional impact of music upon young people’s dreams. David Clapham’s "The Special and the Ordinary" tells the story of two friends as their lives unfold from the 1950s to the present day,... Read More

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Book Review

Play on Words

by Constance Augusta A. Zaber

This ambitious book full of politics, humor, and linguistics will fit nicely between copies of Walden and Catch-22. In Play on Words: A Grand Satire of Commercialization, Mike Harrison twists together a blueprint for a libertarian... Read More

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Book of the Day Roundup October 1–5

by Foreword Reviews

Girl Town / Carolyn Nowak / Top Shelf Productions / Softcover $19.99 (160pp) / 978-1-60309-438-2 / Buy: Local Bookstore (Bookshop), Amazon / Carolyn Nowak’s Girl Town is an intriguing, masterful celebration of girls and girlhood... Read More

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Book of the Day Roundup February 26-March 2

by Hannah Hohman

Every week we collect five books to highlight each day. Sometimes they’re our Book of the Day on the their published date, sometimes they’ve got something neat coming up with their publishers, but no matter what they’re all... Read More

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Here Come the Feminists: An Interview with Kelly Jensen

by Michelle Anne Schingler

These days, it seems counterintuitive to suggest that anything good could come of a tweet, but Kelly Jensen’s new essay collection, Here We Are, trumps that perception brilliantly. It began just that way, with an idea sent out into... Read More

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Audiobooks: An Old Tradition Made New

by Hannah Hohman

The sharing of information is an old tradition. Its roots are in the gatherers of the Paleolithic period. Our ancestors would share their wisdom as a way to pass on what was safe to eat or how to properly prepare the food the hunters... Read More

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Powerful Feelings From Winter 2017

by Hannah Hohman

Heartbreak and sadness, freedom and love—all are feelings invoked in these commanding literary works. It’s what draws readers to the genre; powerful emotions that bring you into the story. Literary writing is an art to make you feel,... Read More

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